Say "Thank you" to Bill...
Michael Loftis
mloftis at wgops.com
Tue Mar 27 20:11:49 CEST 2007
--On March 27, 2007 10:32:07 AM +0000 Sam.Wilson at ed.ac.uk wrote:
>> > PS: Macintoys come IPv6 enabled already for quite some time too, they
>> > though have IPv6 disabled in Safari to avoid the above issue...
>>
>> Are you sure about this? It's certainly not the case on my mac (10.4),
>> and I haven't poked around with any ipv6 settings, other than to enable
>> it on the ethernet port.
>
> No automatic tunneling but the link local addresses appear and stateless
> autoconfig looks like it would happen if a router was available.
It does. All you have to do is have a router with discovery advertisements
turned on. Unless you tell it not to that's enough for OS/X (atleast 10.4)
to turn on and use IPv6 if it can.
>
> <relurk>
>
> Sam Wilson
> Network Team, IT Infrastructure (formerly Computing Services)
> Information Services, The University of Edinburgh
> Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
>
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